Multiple Animal Crossing LEGO Sets Are Being Retired

LEGO fans have a limited time to add many of the Animal Crossing sets to their collections, with a majority of the Nintendo game franchise line scheduled to retire at the end of 2025. The Animal Crossing LEGO sets have proven to be incredibly popular among fans of both the building blocks and life-sim game, but the frequent rotation of available sets from LEGO has put the Animal Crossing sets on the chopping block.

The first Animal Crossing video game was released in Japan in 2001 for the Nintendo 64, before getting an enhanced port for the GameCube that launched in North America in 2002, in Australia in 2003, and in Europe in 2004. Animal Crossing has been praised as a pillar of the life-sim gaming genre and has been adored by fans for its wholesome vibes, relaxing gameplay, and adorable Villager characters. With the introduction of the first Animal Crossing LEGO collaboration, fans of both franchises were able to bring the adorable game to life in a new way. Unfortunately, many of the beloved Animal Crossing LEGO sets are now scheduled to be retired.

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Thanks to the LEGO community on Reddit, Animal Crossing fans now know when each of the exclusive Animal Crossing LEGO sets is scheduled to retire. Of the 12 released Animal Crossing LEGO sets, eight are scheduled to retire on December 31, 2025, with two additional sets ending their consumer runs in 2026. Those planned for retirement at the end of 2025 include the Nook's Cranny & Rosie's House set, Isabelle's House Visit, Julian's Birthday Party, and K.K.'s Concert at the Plaza, among others. The Able Sisters' Clothing Shop and Leif's Caravan and Garden Shop sets will retire in July 2026, while Stargazing with Celeste will end its run in December 2026. The Maple's Pumpkin Garden Polybag set ended sales in December 2024, marking the beginning of the retirement of the full Animal Crossing LEGO lineup.

Animal Crossing LEGO Sets Scheduled to Retire

While the existing Animal Crossing LEGO sets are all slated to end their consumer runs, there are rumors of more Animal Crossing LEGO releases to be released in Summer 2025. The rumors stem from the reveal of new set numbers 77056, 77057, and 77058, all of which fall in order with the numbering of the previously released Animal Crossing LEGO sets. Whether these three new playsets will be more Animal Crossing remains to be seen, but interested collectors may want to look into snagging any of the existing sets before they are gone for good.

Despite the Animal Crossing sets' scheduled retirements, the Nintendo and LEGO collaboration continues to hold strong, with plenty of Super Mario LEGO sets and Donkey Kong builds for fans to enjoy. Fans can stay tuned for more updates on the Animal Crossing LEGO lineup and other Nintendo LEGO set announcements.

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LEGO Animal Crossing K.K.'s Concert at the Plaza

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LEGO

Set Number

77052

Theme

Animal Crossing

Pieces

550 pcs

Mini Figures

3

Age Suitability

7+

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